Marc Spector and Venom engage in a battle of wills in the next adventure of an epic multiversal
series reimagining iconic Marvel origin stories. So many worlds so little time. Infinite
possibilities creating infinite realities. Long have I watched Marc Spector cheat death in the
name of the Egyptian god Khonshu. But . . . what if Moon Knight was subsumed by a Venom from
another universe? Marc Spector is used to voices in his head. He’s used to waking up
disoriented unsure what his alters Jake and Steven might have been up to. He’s used to
having an Egyptian god command him as Moon Knight his avatar of justice and revenge. What he’s
not used to: staring into the face of a literal out-of-body doppelgänger. Another Marc
crash-landed from an alternate reality begging for help? Yeah that is a new one even for
him. But before he can really process anything beyond Khonshu’s incessant alarm bells it
becomes clear this other Marc didn’t travel solo. Some kind of alien—a symbiote named
Venom—casts off its current host and begins to merge with Marc forcing Khonshu away from his
chosen champion and claiming Moon Knight for its own. The formerly stark white suit that struck
fear into the hearts of criminals now looms as a jet-black shadow over friends and foes alike.
Marc’s lethal prowess fueled by Venom’s penchant for violence carves a trail of chaos as they
comb through the vigilante’s torturous past. Yet a sliver of hope remains: Finally free of
Venom’s control the other Jake and Steven regain consciousness to find themselves in a strange
reality without their Marc but with a strange bird-like god insisting that “they will do.”
Desperate lost and running out of time the pair make a deal: become Khonshu’s new avatar to
track Venom’s path of destruction save this universe and just maybe figure out a way back to
their own.
